but what about Trump

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This will be a historic election loss in November.

seems about right to me......but polls r notorious for how a question is phrased....answers will vary because of the phrasing of the question. (can we say the present shit show COULD CHANGE by Nov.?)

homeagain wrote: seems about right to me......but polls r notorious for how a question is phrased....answers will vary because of the phrasing of the question. (can we say the present shit show COULD CHANGE by Nov.?)

I hope it does change, but what policies could Democrats implement that actually helps the economy while not pissing off the radical leftist wing who just want to dilute our currency even further? If any of your trusted sources have that answer, I’d sure like to see it. The best solutions I see are all common sense changes, so that pretty much prevents Democrats from fixing this.

No matter how bad this gets, the Biden administration will just blame Putin and about 33% of clueless Americans will believe them.

Think if the House and Senate go back to the GOP, that President Biden will be impeached? Or the 25th Amendment applied to him? How ironic if Trump survives two impeachments and Biden doesn't.

I don't think Biden's handlers will be risking an impeachment. Biden will fall ill or some other excuse will cause Biden to leave office within 6 months after the midterms. Did you see him get lost on stage the other day?

Yes I saw the video. It is sad.
I agree with your assessment and would only add that his leaving for health reasons, it would be one of the rare times that the democrats told the truth.

ramage wrote: Yes I saw the video. It is sad.
I agree with your assessment and would only add that his leaving for health reasons, it would be one of the rare times that the democrats told the truth.

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Although the 2022 midterm elections are fast approaching, with control of Congress hanging in the balance, the question of whether Donald Trump will once again try to seek the presidency in 2024 continues to hover over national political discussions.

Pols, pundits and former associates of Trump are split about whether he will toss his hat in the ring a third time. Michael Cohen, the president’s former attorney and “fixer,” told CNN last year that Trump’s “fragile ego cannot stand to be considered a two-time loser.” On the other hand, many analysts — including me — believe that Trump may very well take another crack at returning to the White House in 2024. In a recent piece, I argued that no matter the stakes, Trump will likely have no other option than to run again, given the wide array of legal problems bearing down on him, his family members and his business interests.

"This offhand comment — one that apparently came as something of an afterthought toward the end of the interview — sent shock waves through the political establishment

So, with so much at stake for him personally, as well as for his party and the country, it was notable that, in a recent interview with The Washington Post, the former president floated the possibility that his health could become an important factor in weighing whether he would run again in 2024: “You always have to talk about health. You look like you’re in good health, but tomorrow, you get a letter from a doctor saying come see me again. That’s not good when they use the word again.”

This offhand comment — one that apparently came as something of an afterthought toward the end of the interview — sent shock waves through the political establishment, because it was the first time that Trump, who has been notoriously secretive about sharing his health records with the public, seemed to admit that health issues might influence his decision to run. He has often been deliberately "